Football
Continued from page i
Field of an exceptionally husky
squad of gridiron warriors under the
direction of Coaches Golden and
Scholl make the outlook very bright
this fall for a great eleven to repre
sent the “White and Biue’’. In
Captain Edgar A. Yeckley, of Du
bois, is found a leader of unusual
grit and aggressiveness; and the in
fusion of his spirit into the Varsity
team will mean an aggregation of
nervy fighters for “Old Penn State.”
Five strong men were lost from
last year’s team; Forkum, Saun
ders, White, Moscrip and Honhart,
but Yeckley, Barr, Smith, McGee,
Moorhead, Partridge, Dunn, Wood
ward and Wray are again back in
harness, forming the nucleus for a
winning eleven. In addition to these
old Varsity men, the new material,
consisting of about twenty Fresh
men, is by far the best looking lot
of youngsters seen on Beaver Field
for many years ; so that the coaches
feel greatly encouraged at present.
Rigid training has been entered up
on, and the squad now at the Track
House “training-table” numbers
thirty-two. It will take a great
eleven to win the majority of the
games arranged by Manager Bair.
The recent showing made in prac
tice work by Head, the 250 pound
candidate from Warren High
School, has caused Coach Scholl
to chuckle contentedly in his sleeve.
Head is twenty years of age and
stands six feet two, being extremely
active for his tremendous build, and
has shown thus far a sufficient
amount of fight and aggressiveness
to warrant him one of the very best
guard candidates seen on Beaver
Field for many a day. Just at pres
ent Coach Scholl is devoting every
moment of his time to the line men,
giving special attention to the guards
and tackles. To see State’s big
ex-tackle dodging and bumping
back and forth in the midst of a
THE STATE COLLEGIAN
dozen perspiring, gasping young
giants, is a mighty strenuous spec
tacle, much more strenuous to the
muscular pupils than to the inter
ested on-looker. When the “Col
legian’s” representative asked Coach
‘ ‘ Henny ’ ’ for his opinion concern
ing the husky new bunch of line
men, State’s old gridiron star simp
ly dropped one eye-lid slowly and
gently in an extremely expressive
wink. Nothing in all this round
globe of ours will please “Henny”
Scholl more than a record-breaking
'O5 eleven for “ Old State,” and we
venture to predict that if the right
material is here, this loyal son of the
“White and Blue” will do some
wonderful work in developing what
all State is praving for, an eleven .to
defeat Dickinson and W. U. P.!
During the past week Coach
Golden has devoted as much time
as possible to working out candidates
for quarter-back. Recognizing the
great importance of this position
every effort has been made to get
rid of the surplus material without
much ceremony, since a few men
must soon be selected and thorough
ly drilled to accept the responsibility
of running the Varsity eleven. Thus
far four men are definitely picked
out. Two or three of these will be
retained throughout the season on
the Varsity squad. Every football
man knows the value of a good quar
terback. During the past four years
State has possed some giand field
geneials in Hewitt, Elder, Saunders
and Honhart; and to develop a man
on a par with such stars as these is
the task which now confronts “Pop”
Golden. Moorhead, Henry, A.
Yeckley and Brandt are doing the
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